"Not My First Rodeo" — a vintage-inspired cowgirl graphic on our softest, most-loved Comfort Colors blank. This boutique tee was born from late nights in our Texas print shop, where every screen is hand-pulled with the kind of care that turns a basic tee into the one she keeps reaching for in the closet.
Printed in rich brown ink on a warm garment-dyed beige, this Western graphic tee carries that lived-in, sun-faded feeling that Southern boutiques can't keep on the rack. Whether your customers are pulling up to a rodeo, a backyard happy hour, or a Sunday brunch in Fredericksburg, this is the kind of piece that does the work of three. Wholesale-ready, screen-printed in Texas, and sized generously for that relaxed cowgirl-core fit your shoppers ask for by name.
Stocked deep on our bestselling Comfort Colors 1717 blank — the same garment-dyed heavyweight that boutique buyers from Austin to Atlanta have made the standard for screen-printed apparel. Soft enough to live in, structured enough to sell at premium boutique price points.
Details
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Material: 100% ringspun cotton, 6.1 oz heavyweight, garment-dyed for a buttery hand-feel
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Care: machine wash cold inside out, tumble dry low, no bleach
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Blank: Comfort Colors 1717
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Print: 1-color screen print (brown)
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Sizes: S - 3XL (2XL +$2, 3XL +$4)
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Fit: relaxed, slightly oversized, preshrunk with double-needle stitching at collar, sleeves and hem
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Made in: hand screen printed in Houston, Texas
Why boutiques love this
Western boutique buyers, rodeo-season pop-ups, ranch and feed-store retailers, and Southern gift shops keep this one on auto-replenish. The vintage cowgirl illustration reads instantly across rural Texas, Oklahoma, the Carolinas and beyond, and the neutral beige colorway styles with denim, leather, turquoise — all the things your customers already shop for.
Pair it with
Stock alongside Wild West Dreamin' and Born Free from the Aftertees Rodeo Collection for a full Western capsule, or merchandise next to our Houston Collection pieces for a Texas-pride wall that sells itself.
